| ADJUNCTS | • adjuncts n. Plural of adjunct. • ADJUNCT n. something attached in a subordinate position. |
| CAUDATES | • caudates n. Plural of caudate. • CAUDATE n. a creature with a tail. |
| CAULDEST | • CAULD adj. (Scots) cold. |
| COALDUST | • coaldust n. The dust of coal. • COALDUST n. the dust from coal. |
| CUSPATED | • cuspated adj. Ending in a point. • CUSPATED adj. having a point. |
| CUSTARDS | • custards n. Plural of custard. • Custards prop.n. Plural of Custard. • CUSTARD n. a mixture of milk, eggs, etc., sweetened or seasoned, thickened with cornflour and poured over puddings. |
| CUSTARDY | • custardy adj. Containing custard. • custardy adj. Resembling or characteristic of custard in taste, texture, etc. • CUSTARDY adj. pertaining to custard. |
| DACTYLUS | • dactylus n. Synonym of dactyl (“type of metrical foot”). • DACTYLUS n. (Greek) the leg joint of certain insects. |
| DUSTCART | • dustcart n. (Britain) A vehicle for collecting refuse. • dust␣cart n. Alternative form of dustcart. • DUSTCART n. a cart used for collecting rubbish. |
| DUSTCOAT | • dustcoat n. A coat worn as protection from dust. • DUSTCOAT n. an overall; a light overcoat. |
| EDUCATES | • educates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of educate. • EDUCATE v. to teach. |
| MUSCADET | • muscadet n. A white grape grown chiefly in the Loire valley of France, or a dry white wine made from this grape. • Muscadet n. Alternative letter-case form of muscadet. • MUSCADET n. (French) a dry, white French wine. |
| SUBACTED | • subacted v. Simple past tense and past participle of subact. • SUBACT v. to subdue. |
| SULCATED | • sulcated adj. Sulcate. • SULCATED adj. having long, narrow furrows, also SULCATE. |
| TRADUCES | • traduces v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of traduce. • TRADUCE v. to defame. |
| UNCASTED | • uncasted adj. (Medicine) Not set in a cast. • UNCAST v. to undo the process of casting; to take back a cast. |
| VIADUCTS | • viaducts n. Plural of viaduct. • VIADUCT n. a structure carrying a road or railway over a valley, etc. |